Sentence examples for lower will from inspiring English sources

Otherwise how much lower will Colombia sink?' Could such a programme work for Farc women?

Now, with stocks suddenly much lower, will the economy cool off quickly?

Jeter wants to cut down on his errors, to regain defensive consistency, and he believes that holding his glove lower will help.

Developing countries, where today's ratio is much lower, will not see absolute levels rise that high; but the proportional growth will be higher.

Seedlings sown during the cooler months, when daylight hours are shorter and light intensity is lower, will take slightly longer to develop then those sown during spring and summer.

The action, which caused the country's stock market to close 2.4 percent lower, will make it harder for India to achieve the 9 percent growth target set by the government for the current financial year, which ends in March 2012.

The warning comes as official figures show that wealthier, mostly Conservative-run parts of the country, where demand for care services is often lower, will be able to raise their social care budgets by three times as much as the poorest regions by using new powers to increase council tax, announced by the chancellor last week.

In the deal he made to move his late-night show to TBS, Mr. O'Brien reportedly secured a personal salary in line with what he had at NBC for his abbreviated "Tonight" show run, and a show budget, which, while lower, will still enable him to put on a similar show.

But how much lower will or can they go?

Lowering the slider will lower the quality of video.

Lower priorities will get less".